New Economy in Times of Crisis: a Theoretical Approach to Technological and Social Transformation

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Published: Jun 29, 2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.32457/jmabs.v3i1.1554
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Crisis, Covid-19, desigualdad salarial, mercado del trabajo, nueva economía COVID-19, Crisis, wage inequality, labor market, new economy

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Barra Novoa, R. (2021). New Economy in Times of Crisis: a Theoretical Approach to Technological and Social Transformation. Journal of Management & Business, 3(1), 1–13. https://doi.org/10.32457/jmabs.v3i1.1554
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Author Biography

Rodrigo Barra Novoa, Laboratorio de Innovación, Crecimiento y Sostenibilidad de la Macro Región Andina Andean-Lab

Researcher and PhD Candidate in Legal and Economic Sciences at the University Camilo José Cela - Spain, Official Master in Territorial and Environmental Strategies in the Local Level at the University of Huelva - Spain, Diploma in Business Management and Mini-MBA for The International Management Institute of Germany, University Expert in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of Cadiz - Spain, Diploma in Public Policy Design from the Austral University of Argentina, Diploma in Cooperatives from the Ministry of Economy, Development and Tourism, Diploma in Social Entrepreneurship from the University of Oxford, England, Bachelor of Science in Administration and Commercial Engineering from the Arturo Prat University of State of Chile and Engineer in Tourism from DuocUC.

In addition, he has taken a series of courses and internships at various academic institutions, including the Monterrey Institute of Technology, Harvard University, OECD Leed Center in Trento, Italy, Metropolitan School of Business and Management in the United Kingdom, Sussex Business School in the United Kingdom, Philanthropy University of United State, University of Chile, among others.

Professional performance with 15 years of experience in the field of business consulting, social innovation, cluster and associativity and international trade, related to the agricultural industry, agro-industry and rural tourism. Academic and research experience in technological and entrepreneurial projects with performance in universities and international organizations. Experience in research and development of new products for the agri-food sector.Experience in business innovation, design thinking, design research and business model design.

Additionally, he has carried out different technical assistance, technology tours and market research in Italy, Spain, France, China, Costa Rica, Peru, Bolivia, United States, Panama, Argentina and Ecuador for institutions such as the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Spanish Agency for International Cooperation, European Union, University of Chile, Innova Chile, CORFO, among others.

Currently, he serves as Senior Advisor to the Business Center Sercotec Arica, providing free business advice to more than 100 smaller companies in the Region of Arica and Parinacota based on the model Small Business Development Center (SBDC) of the United States. Winner of several social innovation and entrepreneurship competitions in Spain, Italy, United States and Chile.

New Economy in Times of Crisis: a Theoretical Approach to Technological and Social Transformation

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Rodrigo Barra Novoa
Laboratorio de Innovación, Crecimiento y Sostenibilidad de la Macro Región Andina Andean-Lab
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7204-1528

Abstract

This article considers some theories and ways in which some modern scientists and economists have claimed that a “new economy” could emerge, the shift from manufacturing to services, technological transformation and flexible labor markets or telecommuting. The advantages and disadvantages of economic change, its benefits and costs, are discussed as people desperately try to balance the pressing demands of work and personal life in times of crisis.

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